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is byeoschhoeter markham the markham district hworical society is ten years old the mmenm just keeps growing- and growing the curator and founding president john lunau told the tribune he added the only thing growing as quickly in markham is the town itself weve had ten years of success mr lunau said i cant believe all the things that have taken place- the historical society began with 75 members a few acres of land on hwy 48 north of sixteenth avenue and the former mount joy school building now the site which covers 19 acres includes the school a log house the hoover house the chapman house the kochburkholder home the cedar grove blacksmith shop and a huge new implement display building over 200 members fill the ranks of the organization there are many more buildings disassembled and crated waiting to be restored and erected eventually the group hopes the site will be the home of a model village were trying to save something outstanding of the different types of architecture of the pioneerdays john said there is no shortage of exhibits on display either we have many thousands of artifacts here today the curator added he noted one of their biggest supporters was the town of markham regional councillor alma walker and councillor elson miles were two of the societys founding members however he gave the bulk of the credit for the operations success to the museums many other supporters without the help of the many people too numerous to all name the project wouldnt have progressed the way it has according to mr lunau ttheresso manjnof them- he explained some of those be honored at the societys celebrations are sim reesor austin reesor frank barkey archie little the late fred wicks the late gb garlath aileen lunau the late arthur sinclair willma petch gwen rimmer betty camp bell gordon penny former museum board chairman eldred king now mayor- of whit church stouffville present museum board chairman bill hood historical society president william rutledge and his assistant curator mary champion the historical society will be holding a dance on friday july 13 tomorrow to celebrate the opening of the new implement building and raise funds for the organization- tickets are available at the museum main street additions stouffville stouffvilles main street business sector has two attractive additions stouffville travel centre and stouffville art studios located at 28 main street are the brainchild of gerrie burnett 177 manitoba st stouffville the new travel agency under the management of gina matcham will be specializing in vacation and business as well as family reunions art is for everyone is the slogan of the new studio which is under the direction of mrs burnett the store features watercolors pottery batiks stained glass and wood etchings gerrie herself a potter and avid art collector says that the main stimulus behind her new gallery is that she would like to get the town more involved in art she adds that her intentions are to make art more available to the public at a reasonable price the art shop will be stressing community events each week the tribune publishes a list of events scheduled for the days ahead organizations wishing to utilize this service should call 6402100 not later than 5 pm friday markham the markham and east york 7agriculturalsocietyfair board invites en tries in the annual field crop competitions including oatsandormixed grain barley fall wheat and corn for additional information and entry forms call gerald mann 6401576 or alex davidson- 6405653 pickering herongate barn theatre at whitevale is presenting the late mrs early july 13 and 14 dinner and show 12 for ad ditional information call 2940426 unionville la leche league markhamunionville chapter invites mothers interested in breastfeeding to attend a meeting thurs july 12 tonight at 815 pm at 5 shadbolt court unionville the subject of discussion will be nutrition and weaning for additional information call 2971505 stouffville naturalist art briggs- jude will address a meeting of the stouffville horticultural society and flower showmon july 16 at 8 pm in the united church hall special music will be provided by the silver jubilee club kitchen band stouffville swimathon sat july 28 and sunday july 29 at the stouffville pool from 8 aim to 12 noon markham annual sheep show fri july 13 to sunday july 15 at the markham fairgrounds 18th avenue and mccowan road stouffville the silver jubilee club is sponsoring a bus trip to the metro zoo tues july 17 persons interested in going should contact claude kerr at 6401375 ballantrae the ballantrae and dist lions club are holding birigos every thursday during the summer months at cedar beach pa viluon musselmans lake early bird start 7 pm admission 100 stouffville slowpitch tournament for the provincial championship friday saturday and sunday july 13 14 and 15 in the stouffville park markham an old tyme barn dance plus round and square dancing will be held in the new building on the grounds of the markham museumfi july 13 from 9 pm to 1 am music by the ontario swingers with proceeds going to the markham historical society stouffville a lily show is being held at the royal botanical gardens fri july 13 persons wishing to accompany members of the horticultural society should contact jean barkey at 6402047 participation the work of local artists will be featured along with those of others from across- canada gerrie also plans to hold art exhibits along the lines of those in the latcham gallery and get local schools involved in the towns artscene gerrie says thaf the two stores sum up per fectly her family life art and travel while she is the art end of the family gerries husband stephen has had vast experience in the travel business- the burnetts had an agency in toronto and stephen is presently employed in the field mr burnett will act in an administrative capacity for the stouffville travel centre the decor of the new premises is refreshing and pleasing to the eye- the renovations were capably handled by nick mourant of baker street stouffville mrs burnett is having an open tiouse at her stores sat july 14 open to the public from 9 am to 5 pm the7rhibunethursday july is 1s79 ii erlene bouchivan outstanding girl at st marks jennifer hary the valedictorianat st marks seperate school grade eight graduation was the outstanding female student in her class in addition to the proficiency award she received her school letter and the history prize jim thomas atlantic guests by jennie johnson glen major mr jd mcdonald of nova scotia has travelled here to spend a few days with mr herbert simmonds at braeside there was a good congregation at church sunday evening mrs ross parrott- sang two solos how beautiful is they dwelling and come unto mel mr simmonds based his message on mathew 1112 on sunday mr and mrs george johnson and family visited mr and mrs arthur powell epsom the gibsons are moving to st catherines mr paul baster of the netherlands was a weekend guest with mr andmrsjimjonesr fine by rosemary timms claremont dr nf tomlinson has undergone an operation in oshawa general hospital the operation was successful and he is recuperating very well friends and wellwishers look forward to his return home t a family picnic was held on the weekend at the home of mr and mrs gordon gauslin forty- five of mrs lillian gauslins relatives gathered including her brother murray from kenora congratulations are extended to mr and mrs dexter williams on the birth of their son clayton a brother for christine he arrived june 29 guaranteed investment certificates now byelsieboland goodwood the community was saddened to learn of the passing of erlene bouchivan after a lengthy illness she was well known as the past president of- the goodwood fair board and was an active member of the couples club the bouchivan family moved to nova scotia several years ago congratulations to violet and herb wagg formerly of goodwood on their 40th anniversary a surprise celebration was held for them june 24 at the mount albert united church the goodwood juniors put on a splendid performance in winning the baseball tournament hear guest speaker by mildred mctaggart greenwood rev ralph bradley from alcohol and drug concern will be the guest speaker at the general meeting of the united church women to be held july 16 at 830 pm in the greenwood united church ladies of kin- salemount zion and the young are invited to at tend the meeting mrs doug hitchcox and daughters from cape elizabeth maine have returned home after a visit with margaret frew of paddock road beatrice mclean has been taking the sun services at locust hill and melville during the month of july mr and mrs ken brooks and ted spent last week in allendale with mrs jan carlsson mr and mrs don beach were at their cottage on lake couchachin on july 7th weekendr at the udora sports day the elizabeth todd sale on- saturday was highly successful the j auctioneer liad a busy day as did the many ladies who prepared the lunch y there will be a bake sale at the goodwood united church on friday july 20 at 2 pjn any ladies interested in donating their time to this worthy casuse would be greatly appreciated the womens in stitute ladies will attend the herongate 1 barn theatre friday evening july 13 at ten oclock sun day july 15 mrs grant wells will be the special guest speaker at the united church service mradd mrs gerald maznay baej moved from- the baptist par sonage to pickering wednesday night bingo at the goodwood hall needs more support n ringwood vine- excelsior class ladies met at the home of mrs f jemmett on thursday afternoon mr and mrs e brownsberger had thursday evening dinner with grandchildren mr and mrs larry peacock miss ruth fox and i from locatresidents this saturday the greenwood conservation area will be the site for the- baptist church sunday school picnic the party will leave the church at 130 pm meet miss mary godfrey called on miss shirley isteckley who is 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